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A few days before the turn of the year, the program of the German Kart Championship is ready. After the calendar was already published in October, Franciacorta (Italy) completes the program. In addition, further innovations await in the highest German kart racing series. The registration starts on December 20^th.

In mid-September, the German Kart Championship selected its champions for 2022, and now the championship is looking ahead to the coming season. Five events are again planned in Germany, Belgium and Italy. In addition, there will be a special event to prepare for the World Championship.

2023, the world's karting elite will be guests in Wackersdorf at the beginning of September for the FIA Kart World Championship. A few weeks before, the DMSW will hold a preparatory race at the same location from 20-23 July. The races will be held in accordance with the CIK-FIA regulations and adapted to the schedule of the World Championship as a four-day event. The classes KZ, KZ2 and KZ2 Masters are announced.

Maxim Rehm (DKM), Jens Treur (DJKM), Jorrit Pex (DSKM) and Christiaan de Kleijn (DSKC) are the champions of the predicates in the German Kart Championship. In the Prokart Raceland, 103 drivers started the last races of the anniversary season and once again fought hot duels.

This weekend, the anniversary season of the German Kart Championship has its season finale at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. In the end, 118 drivers will once again ensure full fields. In the individual predicates, no decision has yet been made in the title fight, but some favorites can already be identified. The E-Kart Race will take place for the first time as part of the supporting program. For the final, the highest German championship now goes to the Upper Palatinate, the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf welcomes drivers from all over the world to the final races.

This weekend, the anniversary season of the German Kart Championship has its season finale at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. In the end, 118 drivers will once again ensure full fields. In the individual predicates, no decision has yet been made in the title fight, but some favorites can already be identified. The E-Kart Race will take place for the first time as part of the supporting program. For the final, the highest German championship now goes to the Upper Palatinate, the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf welcomes drivers from all over the world to the final races.

For the final, the highest German championship now goes to the Upper Palatinate, the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf welcomes drivers from all over the world to the final races. Over the course of the weekend, there are also two reasons to celebrate. In addition to the DKM, the ACV Automobil-Club Verkehr is also celebrating its 60^th anniversary and invites everyone involved to a paddock party on Saturday evening.

Next weekend, the anniversary season of the German Kart Championship has its season finale at the Prokart Raceland Wackersdorf. In the end, 118 drivers will once again ensure full fields. In the individual predicates, no decision has yet been made in the title fight, but some favorites can already be identified. The E-Kart Race will take place for the first time as part of the supporting program.

The German Kart Championship is entering its final phase with its four grade series. This became apparent last weekend in the Arena E in Mülsen. Heated races caused changes in the championships. In the end, there were three double winners and no premature title decision in the DSKM.

After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

After races in Kerpen, Genk (Belgium) and Ampfing, the German Kart Championship returns to the home front. The championship has settled this weekend at Mülsen in Saxony. For the second time, the 1315-meter circuit is part of the DKM racing calendar and promises exciting races for the final. In the German Shifter-Kart Championship, the first decision can be made this weekend. In the other three categories DKM, DJKM and DSKM, however, everything is still open.

Already in the middle of the year, the organizers of the German Kart Championship are focusing on the 2023 season. After the anniversary year "60 years of DKM", the participants can look forward to a full program in the future as well. The calendar again includes five races - planned in Germany, Italy and Belgium.

The German Kart Championship traveled to Ampfing on the Schweppermannring for its half-time event. An international field of participants dueled on the race track in beaming sunshine in Southern Germany. In the end, there were five different winners.

The four predicates DKM, DJKM, DSKM and DSKC are arrived in Ampfing. The 1,036-meter-long track is the shortest on the race calendar, but still offers a lot of fun for the drivers. Especially a tight infield and a high-speed chicane often make the difference at the Schweppermannring. For the participants, it is about adding a first exclamation point with the half-time title. The field of the DKM is balanced. It is also really tight with the juniors. 

The four predicates DKM, DJKM, DSKM and DSKC are arrived in Ampfing. The 1,036-meter-long track is the shortest on the race calendar, but still offers a lot of fun for the drivers. Especially a tight infield and a high-speed chicane often make the difference at the Schweppermannring. For the participants, it is about adding a first exclamation point with the half-time title. The field of the DKM is balanced. It is also really tight with the juniors. 

The four predicates DKM, DJKM, DSKM and DSKC are arrived in Ampfing. The 1,036-meter-long track is the shortest on the race calendar, but still offers a lot of fun for the drivers. Especially a tight infield and a high-speed chicane often make the difference at the Schweppermannring. For the participants, it is about adding a first exclamation point with the half-time title. The field of the DKM is balanced. It is also really tight with the juniors.

After Kerpen and Genk (Belgium), the four predicates DKM, DJKM, DSKM and DSKC travel on to Ampfing. The 1,036-meter-long track is the shortest on the race calendar, but still offers a lot of fun for the drivers. Especially a tight infield and a high-speed chicane often make the difference at the Schweppermannring.